Envoyer en tant que de nombreuses demandes d’amis que vous le souhaitez. Très vite, ils commencent à être accepté. Vous verrez bientôt votre liste de « cougar amis » montée en puissance. En très peu de temps, vous pourriez avoir des dizaines, des centaines, voire des milliers de femelles âgées sur la liste de vos amis. les … Continuer la lecture de Comment Date Chaude Des Femmes Plus Âgées http://dlvr.it/NSbVY0

Stop responding to those dumb* “questions” and don’t rehears your (vegan) answers: no one is actually listening.

I’ve been thinking about posting less content here, for the simple reason that I don’t believe this kind of vegan awareness is making a difference for the better.

I talked with a friend, who made me realize that;
whenever you’re asked a pretty standard-stupid (anti-)vegan question .. instead of always having a “clever” answer up your sleeve,
you simply respond with nothing at all and look at then with no intention to go deeper on that.

It’s most likely that they aren’t listening to themselves or even to you.

It’s most likely that people don’t ask questions for wanting to be informed, they merely want to throw you off with that shit and just annoy the crap out of you. (*such as: plants feel pain, cows will overpopulate the world, etc)

Conclusion: I will keep posting content here, now and then, like always, just because some memes are funny or remotely interesting. But just so you know, I don’t believe that using this content in a conversation (either online or in real life) is the proper way to respond to others. Use what you know, believe and feel to be working for you. Don’t try to veganize every individual who comes up to you, just be you, you’re not representing the whole vegan community, you’re just you

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Happy Halloween ghouls!! Such a magical time of year when all the freaks come out to play - it’s me, I am freaks. For my last horror movie recommendation for this month, I rewatched one of my absolute favorites - 2009’s ‘The Triangle’.

This is more in the thriller genre but the storyline is interesting and also, shall I say, scary. Im doing my own plot synopsis today because I just adore this film. It opens with a group of friends (including a very sexy, young Liam Hemsworth) preparing to go sailing in the Atlantic on a yacht.  Our main character, Jess seems a little dazed and confused from the very beginning even having trouble remembering where her son is, who, we gather, she was supposed to bring on the sailing trip. She’s disoriented and we’re not sure why, but even her new friends think she’s acting more than a little bit weird.

All of sudden, in open water, they lose all wind in their sail and essentially get stuck in the middle of the ocean with an eerie storm brewing not too far off. It’s a strange scene watching the sail go completely limp and their boat become enveloped in the violent storm.  They get some strange interference on the radio when calling for help - also, according to the coast guard, there is no storm on the radar. Something is definitely amiss.

The yacht their sailing does not withstand the storm and capsizes forcing the group to board a mysterious ship that seemingly appears out of nowhere. However, after boarding they soon realize that the ship is abandoned, but that’s the least of their worries.

Fun fact: the ship is called the Aeolus, who was the god of wind. There’s a Sysiphus reference here - in Greek mythology, Sysiphus was condemned by the gods to push a rock up a mountain only to see it roll down again for all eternity. This is an important reference for the plot, so keep that in mind.

We soon start to feel that perhaps they aren’t alone. Perhaps their being stalked. They discover weird cryptic messages and always seem to be one step behind whoever is watching them.

The first time I saw this it really messed with my head and I was so blown away by the creative story. I really didn’t want to give too much away with my recap because there’s a pretty good twist here that I would hate to ruin. But this movie is exciting and keeps a fast pace from the very beginning. It’s kind of a mental mind fuck and I absolutely love it.  And rewatching after all these years, I think it still holds up and is really the type of film that’s going to keep you on your toes, start to finish.

Fair warning it can get pretty violent, so if you don’t like that, just move right along.  This is a thrilling adventure and it does not slow down. Enjoy! Happy trick or treating. And Happy Halloween!!!

Hey guys,

Thinking of making some more of those gif compilations for chart placements.

If you want me to make you one comment your Sun, Moon, Rising, Mercury, Venus and Mars signs and I’ll make a post assigning gifs to your placements.

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I mean, yes, I’m French and I know my English is far from perfect, but…? That’s kinda mean?

I don’t mind constructive criticism, quite the opposite actually, but I didn’t ask for this. 

Meh. 

Yet, despite the widening of the general frame, Orientalism still reigns; though it’s not as brazen, its subtle forms are everywhere.

Same As It Ever Was: Orientalism Forty Years Later.

Philip Metres reflects upon Edward Said, Othering, and the representation of Arabs in US culture.